that he searched for for large music venues in the boston area ... and that he googled fenway park in particular. so far - there's been no evidence that paddock ever actually went to boston ... or any explanation of why he failed to show up in chicago.

(catherine) of course paddock never made it out of the room --- he was dead when a swat team moved in.grant, vicki ? (vicki) paddock's deadly rampage was aided thanks to a simple modification to the assault weapons he smuggled into his room.(grant)now... even the national rifle association says the rules may be too lax. and congress seems to be ready is ready to take action. "i didn't know what a bump stock was until this week, so, i think a lot of us are coming up to speed. i'm an avid sportsman, so a lot of us are still coming up

to speed on what that is"house speaker paul ryan among the many americans who had never heard of the device that uses a rifle's own recoil allow the shooter to fire up to 800 rounds per minute,blam"for $400 you can have as close to a full automatic weapon without spending $20,000."this ohio gun shop does not sell bump stocks, but the owner says banning them will not make america a safer place. "everyone is quick to go after the tool or the device that was used especially when it is in our industry, but they need to think about what can we do to keep the individuals from use for whatever means they use to wreak havoic on our county."but the mood on capitol hill is clearly swinging in one direction. clearly that's something we need to look into."other republicans agree. yeah, there are going to be some hearings. i'd be willing to entertain those. democrats tout a chance for rare cooperation. certainly the public pressure in terms of bump stock is such that we would pass it if they bring it to the floor.

island> it think it would be a great moment to show the country we can work together in a bipartisan way to address this issue. (vicki) we're learning more about some of the victims. stacee etcheber of novato was one of the 58 people killed.(grant) the mother of two young kids was at the festival with her husband vinny, who's a san francisco police officer. reporter mike mangas spoke to etcheber's parents about their loss. natsgreg and linda rodriguez just got back from a trip they would give anything not to have had to take.their daughter... stacee etcheber... was one of the 59 people killed.stacee lived in novato... in the bay area... with her son and daughter and her husband vinnie... a san francisco police officer.her parents went through quite a roller coaster ride as they tried to find stacee in las vegas.after checking all the hospitals... vinnie reluctantly went to the morgue. greg rodriguez/victim's father:

"he was able to get in to, personally get in to the coroner's office. there was one jane doe left, he went and described her, told her about the tattoo on her neck. guy went back, came back, says 'no, she's not here.' so a lot of relief went in there, so but we had exhausted all the efforts. we were up to almost midnight going from hospital to hospital. and then vinnie not wanting to do it said, 'get me back into the coroner's office' and we went back to the coroner's office. we went in to the office with the lady, sat down. lady said describe her. he said she has long brown hair, she has this tattoo of this creature on her back from a storybook."linda rodriguez/victim's mother: "where the wild things are..." greg rodriguez/victim's father: "and the lady put her pen down and said i'll be right back. she knew. she knew. she went back. she came back with a picture of stacee and it was just-- it's heart-wrenching, it was really, really heart- wrenching."

(vicki stacee etcheber leaves behind a husband and... two children. (grant) there will be a vigil held this weekend... to honor the 59 people who died in the las vegas massacre. this sunday, representative eric swalwell is inviting the community for a candlelight vigil. the vigil will take place at the corner of castro valley boulevard and redwood road in castro valley. the vigil is set to begin at 6 o'clock... again this sunday. for more information - log onto our website kron four dot com. (grant) our coverage of this tragic story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have a timeline of the events that happened on the vegas strip... photos from the scene... and bay area reaction... all that on

kron4 dot com... (vicki) a big story we are following tonight... governor jerry brown signed legislation today making california a "sanctuary state." the bill bars police from asking california residents about their immigration status. it also prohibits authorities from participating in federal immigration enforcement activities. the legislation goes into effect january first. there are more than two- million people living in california illegally. the legislation was introduced in response to widespread fear in immigrant communities following president trump's election. (grant) police in los angeles arrested a group of daca protestors this morning. authorities say the marchers set up metal platform... shutting down an intersection. the demonstration blocked traffic on the city's west side. police arrested the handful of people for unlawful assembly. other demonstrators then lined the sidewalks holding signs and chanting. today is the last day to renew work permits under daca. (grant) governor jerry brown has signed into law a package

of measures designed to help protect daca recipients and other undocumented people from president trump's promised crack down on illegal immigration. kron four's rob fladeboe is live at san jose state university with details on how one of those measures will offer some protection to students. rob? (rob live) college campus are a hotbed of support for the daca program and san jose state is no exception. and now there is a new law on the books that will ensure that as that daca recipients who are now lin limbo don't lose their financial aid. mary papazian/president san jose state universitysan jose state university president mary papazian says ending the daca program is not only immoral but would hurt higher education.mary papazian ".....research tells us that the dreamers have a huge economic impact in the billions of dollars nationwide but most importantly, it is a moral argument..."even as she spoke, governor jerry brown was signing a package of bills, including ab21, which would ensure that daca

recipients, thousands of whom are attending college in california,would not lose their financial aid. ".....i think california is making a very strong statement that our values and the way that we treat one another os a better path that the path of devisiveness and the path of hatred...."members of the faculty are also speaking out about how the trump administrations crack down on illegal immigration is having a negative effect in on campus and not just amongstudents. patricia lopez/faculty association".....i've sat in meetings where faculty members have expressed angst over their visa status and consequently are reluctant to pursue certain endeavors that believe will make them vulnerable....."one worried daca recipient told me she is thinking dropping out. associated student body president araidna manzo made an impassioned speech in support of her fellow undocumentedclassmates who are living in fear.ariadna manzo/sjuy student body president".....it's that fear that you could get picked up by ice at anytime and you just don't know what you can do...."

(rob live) students and faculty also cheering the fact that the governor signed ab 54, which will restrict communications between california police officers and federal immigration agents about people in police custody or in jail awaiting trial. (vicki) happening now. bart police are searching for a man...they say robbed a woman on a train - in board daylight. the incident happened in early september....on a fremont-

bound train. officers say the suspect approached the victim and waived a handgun. he then grabbed the woman's purse and got off at the south hayward station. take a look at the photo. officers believe fredachi stone is connected with this robbery. they need your help tonight in finding the 37- year-old suspect. stone hangs out around 81st avenue in oakland. he stands five nine in height...and weights around 190 pounds. (grant) san francisco police are investigationg a mob-style assault and robbery that happened at dolores park. a 17-year-old man was at the popular park when a group of about 12 suspects approached him sometime between two and six p.m. the suspects assaulted the victimtook his propertyand ran away in unknown directions. the thieves made off with the victim's cell phonewallet with cashand his belt. the ages of the suspects are unknown. (vicki) there's a lot of

buzz this week... as fleet week is here. the blue angels roaring across bay area skies today. coming up, a look at this weekend's show - plus we introduce you to another team that's set to perform... the canadian snowbirds. (grant) plus - if you thought the blue angels were loud... people in the south bay were upset about the noise at levi's stadium last night. coldplay... played well after the stadium's curfew. find out - who will now have to pay that fine from the city. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) a former middle school teacher accused of having a relationship with a student has plead no contest. heather butts was seen kissing one of her students last year. the student admitted to kissing the teacher... saying they were in love. butts was arrested for lewd acts with a minor. prosecutors say butts contacted the student after her arraignment against court order. butts pleaded no contest to felony charges of lewd acts with a minor yesterday. she faces nine-months in jail when she returns to court for sentencing next month. (grant) broken curfew... last night, coldplay concert at levi's stadium went about an hour past the city-imposed

curfew on weekday concerts. (vicki) and, now it's possible the popular band and the san francisco 49ers, who manage the facility, could be fined. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with neighbors who live near the stadium for their reactions to coldplay going long. (philippe) miguel alvarez lives behind levi's stadium... and, definitely heard the coldplay concert wednesday night.miguel alvarez/neighbor- "it was loud." although he says the noise did no't prevent him or his wife from falling asleep... he says it wasn't pleasant either. miguel alvarez- "we were waiting for them to stop at 10, but they didn't (philippe) would you have preferred that they stop at 10? (miguel) yeah, because it was loud last night -- it was pretty loud." last month, coldplay was denied an extension of the city of santa clara's 10 o'clock weeknight curfew. still, their event went about an hour long. ashley cow lives next to miguel alvarez, and says the late show didn't

bother her.ashley cow/neighbor- "inside, i barely hear it. it's only if you're outside or your windows are open that, uh, you actually hear it, so i really don't think it's an issue." but clearly it is. santa clara vice mayor dominic caserta has voted against the curfew. and, says continuing to impose it will cost the city a lot of money in the long-run.dominic caserta/vice mayor- "we know about the concert we lost this summer with ed sheeran and lets just say we lose one concert a year, it'll probably be more than that, 800- thousand dollars times 35 years. i'm not a math teacher but that's millions and millions of dollars." the 49ers and coldplay could face fines of up to one-thousand dollars for breaking the curfew, but it's not clear yet if that will happen.miguel alvarez/neighbor- "i just figure they're not going to stop it. you know, i mean, it's a concert, people wanted to stay up late. so, they gonna let it go, they're gonna let it go." the san francisco 49ers have released a statement about this through team president al guido... which reads quote... public safety officials have been clear that abruptly ending a concert could create a public safety emergency. we followed their direction as it related to the event. we are that concerts may not come to levi's stadium again unless the music ban resolved in a way that works for everyone. we have already lost one event and will continue to lose more... costing thousands of local jobs... millions of dollars in needed revenue... and, the world-class entertainment options that other major cities enjoy. closed quote. in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(vicki) a group of conservative students at u-c berkeley has filed a civil rights complaint with the department of justice. students say they were forced to cancel "free speech week" after the chancellor indicated she was launching a hate crime investigation. the announcement came in an email after the students distributed flyers for the event. students say they canceled the event in fear of become the subject of a criminal investigation. a university spokes person say the chancellor was announcing police were investigating if any crimes were committed. the students believe their first amendment rights were violated. (grant) the family of a british climber who was injured last week during a

rock fall in yosemite... says she is recovering. lucy foster's family says she'll return home to the united kingdom once the hospital's trauma team clears her. she and her husband, andrew foster, had climbed el capitan and were at the foot of the popular rock formation... when a chunk of granite broke free and plunged to the ground. witnesses say they saw andrew running back to the rock fall to protect his wife... and that he died while shielding her. there was a second rock fall from el capitan the following day ... that injured one person. there are about 80 rock-falls reported each year at yosemite...but the vast majority do not fall near people. (grant) on the peninsula. after years of legal battles ...the billionaire who owns martins beach near half moon bay... finally granted public access to the beach. the venture capitalist purchased the 53-acre property back in 2008. he then

blocked off the only road leading to the beach...despite a court order. an appeals court ruled that he is breaking the law by blocking public access to the beach. the state's coastal regulator ordered him to unlock the gate and to remove all " no trespassing" signs. (vicki) big news for big sur... a bridge that was damaged by landslides is set to reopen next week. the pfeiffer canyon bridge on highway one will reopen on friday the 13th. caltrans says crews working around the clock to finish the work. the 24-million dollar bridge replaces one that was damaged by a slide eight months ago. that bridge was demolished in march. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

general warming trend with dry weather through the end of the week and into the weekend. dry offshore winds will impact some of the higher peaks and ridges off and on again late this week into early next week. slightly cooler weather expected next week.

(grant) coming up - a controverisal billboard near sacramento is causing a stir. later in the show- we meet the group behind the billboard. (vicki) and next - a sneak preview of this weekend's high flying action... as we get you revved up for fleet week.

(grant) maybe you heard them maybe you

heard them roaring over the bay area skies this morning... but the blue angels have arrived in the bay area. they are hear for the annual fleet week. the team was up in the air- practicing all afternoon... giving folks a afternoon... giving folks a preview of what's to come this weekend. (grant) and the blue angels will be accompanied by a team from our friends up north. (vicki) this year, canada's official demonstration team - the snowbirds - will be performing during saturday's show. maybe you saw the team take to the skies this afternoon - as the team was also out practicing. the snowbirds...are comprised of canadian armed forces members and national defence public service employees. "this is an aerobatics team... and beautiful shapes in the

sky."(vicki) you can catch the snowbird's performance this saturday... they are scheduled to perform around 1 o'clock. (grant) and a reminder... kron four is your fleet week station... we are getting you ready for all the high fliying action.. then

this saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show. we'll bring you the blue angels performance live on our air... and will live on our air... and will even be hightlighting parts of the snowbirds performance... the show begins at 2 p-m. (grant) a 14 year old foster city boy got a front row seat to a sneak preview of this weekend's aerobatics, inside the cockpit of a plane along with an airshow performer. here's video from inside the aircraft as the pilot teaches aircraft as the pilot teaches the teen how to do a barrel roll above the bay. the pilot is the chairman of a non profit

called young non profit chairman of a non profit chairman of a pilot is the chairman of a non profit called young eagles that gives kids hands on experience with aviation. over the past 25 years 8-thousand volunteer pilots have helped over 2 million kids across the country experience aviation. (sean tucker/pilot)flight changes you because you're pushing your boundaries you leave the earth you're making decisions. i mean big-time decisions for 14-year-old kid to have to pushes boundaries says a lot about the human being and for me it was just a privilege and a pleasure to share my love of the sky with such a talented young man (grant) 14 year old ryan savage was smiling but a little queasy when he was back on the ground. he did say he had fun and wants to continue learing about aviation. you can learn more out the young

eagles program by going to our website, kron4.com (grant) an incident at an east bay middle school.... has one parent claiming administrators are ánot doing enough to protect her daughter. coming up - what the mother says is going on at the school.(vicki) then - an emotional reunion between a mother and her 5-year-old son... who became separated during the las vegas shooting. how social media was able to reunite the pair.

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imagine what we can do for you. (vicki) authorities have released new details about the gunman behind sunday's mass shooting in las vegas. they now say the gunman appeared to have booked rooms at hotels during other large music festivals. (grant) as cnn's martin savidge reports, law enforcement is openly considering... that the gunman had to have help at some point. nats: "run those are shots!"

new video shows chaos at the festival exits-- nats: "keep your head down, go." concertgoers fleeing-- nats: "run. keep your head down."as the shooter kept firing from his hotel suite high above. firefighters say even the nearby airfield was used for cover.greg cassell/clark county fire dept.: "we also had people jump the fence, break through the fences, and get into the airport property. they were laying in between the runways, trying to take cover. cause those areas are carved out between the runways and taxiways."ánats of shots firedáthe harvest festival turned concert killing field was just the latest big music event stephen paddock had loomed over in recent weeks. authorities say he booked event view rooms at the ogden in las vegas less than two weeks ago. during the large, "life is beautiful" festival. annual attendance more 100,000. weeks earlier, a guest by the name of stephen paddock booked a room in this hotel overlooking lollapalooza in chicago but never checked in. attendance there- north of 300,000. arnette heintze/lollapalooza security consultant: "it's concerning that an individual like this was thinking about potentially

carrying out an attack like this in chicago."but it was from this suite on sunday, where the gunman executed his attack on country music fans. áánats of shots firedáá authorities say he not only shot out of these broken windows but unleashed more than 200 rounds into the hallway - injuring a security guard.police believe paddock - whose body is seen here on the floor of the suite- had planned to survive and leave the building.sheriff joseph lombardo/las vegas metropolitan police: "he was doing everything possible to see how he could escape at this point. his concern was personal concerns versus what was occurring down below him." police confirm paddock carried his arsenal into the hotel in 10 suit cases... but kept another large lethal cache in his car in the parking lot. 16 hundred additional rounds of ammunition and 50 pounds worth of explosives -specifically- tammarite seen here in a demonstration.áánats of explosionááall this leading to one key question: did stephen paddock act alone?sheriff joseph lombardo/las vegas metropolitan police: "do you think this was all accomplished on his own, face value? you got to make the assumption he had to have help at some point, and we want to

ensure that's the answer."we are also learning more about his wealth. paddock's home in mesquite nevada - some hour and half from las vegas, was paid for in cash in 2014. the price? more than 369-thousand dollars. on the application paddock said he earned his income by gambling - wagering about a million dollars a year. police say he was at the casino again sunday night - all the while, planning this rampage for later. (vicki) and during chaos in las vegas... a mother and her 5-year-old boy were split up... leaving that mother frantic. and tonight, that mother is crediting a good group of samaritans and social media - for her son's safe return. aden huser - was with his mom, sister and aunt...

attending the route 91 music festival. his mom took his sister to the bathroom... leaving aden with his aunt... when the gunman opened fire. as people began to run... the 5-year-old became separated from his aunt. concertgoer, lindsey rogers... saw aden standing alone. she says she did what anyone would've done, she helped. lindsey rogers "he was really brave and really good. he didn't cry or anything. i think he was just confused." lindsey and her friends took a picture of aden for facebook and let the internet do the work. it didn't take long before relatives to saw the post. aden is back with his mom - and everyone in their family made it out alive. (vicki) now to a story you will see only on kron 4. a second incident in two weeks at an east bay middle school has one parent claiming administrators are ánot doing enough to protect her daughter. this happened at dallas ranch middle school in antioch. the mother says her daughter was being harassed and the school refused to let her back into the building after school was let out. yokisho justin says a classmate threw water

on her daughter but a school official refused to let her daughter into the building when she asked for help.

recycled fashion to the community. however their way of promoting the business is catching many by surprise. (sot) "i feel like there's a lot more positive things that we can put up on billboards right now.""i mean this country was built on difference of opinion, right? so it's okay to, we have to be okay with different people expressing our opinions. the billboard has been removed tonight... however the store's owner is expected to speak out about why she chose those images. (grant) still ahead, heads up netflix fans... prices for your monthly subscription are about to go up. we'll tell you how much you can expect to pay. (vicki) and next, a mother in florida is warning other parents tonight - after she claims her son's toy truck caught fire. (grant) solid gains on wall street... the dow adding more than 113 points. the nasdaq... rising 51 points. and the s&p - climbed 14 points.

(grant) a warning for parents after a florida woman says her son's ride on tonka truck caught fire. the family captured video of the their three year old son's tonka dump truck burning. the woman says the fire started when her husband tried to move it. the mother

says all parents need to be aware of the danger. (grant) dynacraft is the truck's manufacture and they issued a recall earlier this year for a problem with the truck's acceleration pedal that could cause crashes. the recall did not mention any potential problems with the toy bursting into flames. (vicki) an antibiotic- resistant infection that started at a pet store, is spreading to even more people. the outbreak of campylo- bacteriosis was traced back to puppies sold through the petland chain starting back in 2015. now 55 people in 12 states have gotten sick. according to the c-d-c, the infection can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever. while some strands are drug resistant, most patients can recover on their own. the c-d-c says if you think you may be at risk, contact your doctor immediately.

petland is cooperating with the c-d-c's investigation. (grant) still ahead... pathers quarterback cam newton - is facing some backlash this evening... over comments he made about a female sports reporter. what he said - that has sponsors now cutting ties with newton. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) officer involved shootings... make headlines. but in san francisco.. what has the investigations turned up? let's check in with steve aveson in the newsroom. (steve) the san francisco district attorney's office has released its summary of investigation into several officer involved shootings... two of them fatal. one of those.. turned into an exchange of gunfire with the suspect dead. what the

d.a. has determined... and answers the question of whether charges will be filed. we are working on that story for kron 4 news at six. but right now, let's get back to the news at five. (vicki) after two years without raising prices, online content provider netflix... is boosting the cost of certain subscription plans. a new report says the service's most popular plan will now cost 10 dollars and 99 cents a month. so - a one dollar increase. but the premium plan will go up by two dollars -- to 13-99 a month. the basic plan will remain unchanged at seven-99 a month. netflix has already started raising the cost for new customers in the u-s. the price increase will begin for current subscribers on october 19th. (grant) dannon yogurt is distancing itself from n-f-l star cam newton following his controversial remarks to a female sports reporter. cam newton/carolina panthers

quarterback:"it's funny to hear a female talk about routes. thing yesterday.cam newton/carolina panthers quarterback:"it's funny to hear a female talk about routes. like, it's funny." the comment came after the charlotte observer's female reporter, jourdan rodrigue asked newton about passing routes at a news conference. the brand said it was "shocked and disheartened" by the remark. newton had been a pitch man for dannon since 20-15... the former heisman trophy winner has not apologized....he's being widely criticized for acting sexist and out of touch. and tonight... usa today is reporting... that jourdan rodrique... is the one apologizing tonight. usa today says... she's apologizing for tweets she

made more than four years ago... that had racist overtones. one of those now-deleted tweets.... contained a racial slur. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. general warming trend with dry weather through the end of the week and into the weekend. dry offshore winds will impact some of the higher peaks and ridges off and on again late this week into early next week. slightly cooler weather expected next week.

(grant) a rare puppy born with green fur... met his new owner, a young boy with his own rare condition. (vicki) ten-year-old liam mcgourty suffers from a rare form of muscular dystrophy. and as ken tucci reports, liam has

met his perfect match. we first met liam last year who is a huge red sox fan, thrilled to run the bases at fenway.today he can't walk, and uses a motorized wheelchair he calls the green monster. "my favorite color is green," liam says.pauline hoegler runs golden opportunities for independence in walpole where she raises golden retrievers to work as service dogs, and where liam was on the waiting list for a furry companion.when pauline's dog bridget had a litter of ten and saw one with a green tint she knew the puppy was perfect for liam. "i called up kristen and jeff and said we have a puppy for liam and it happens to be green," pauline says.liam named the puppy fenway. "i think that's cool that he was green once," liam says. "when i first saw him i felt happy."pauline explains the green fur, "within the placenta the mother has some bile and from what i understand it leaks into the sac and kind of dyes his coat." fenway's green fur has faded and is now the color he's supposed to be. "this is a ray of sunshine to land right in his lap," says liam's father, jeff mcgourty.the five week old pup will be trained to become liam's service dog to not only be a companion but to help liam do some of the things he won't be able to do as his disease progresses. "it

will be like a friend for me," liam says.until then liam visits his dog and both have already fallen in love. (vicki) up next, as the cooler weather moves in - i've got the perfect dish that will warm you right up. ,$8drw

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begins to cool down....a bowl of noodles sounds pretty good. (vicki) and did you know tomorrow is national noodle day? tonight on dine and dish - i introduces us to a world champion noodle master. noodles are a mainstay of many cultures... but for chinese cuisine - you need a real noodle master. enter chef tony wu - he wows the crowds here at m.y. china with his noodle mastery. 33 gold medals under his belt, chef wu has created oodles of

noodles... even set the record for these dragon whisker noodles - pulling 16 thousand noodle strands in two minutes. the human noodle- factory is big hit with the kids. it all starts with a mound of dough and after lasso-ing like a rodeo- roper... pounding like a boxer... he plays the dough like a maestro. then there's this spinach tinted - big long noodle. the famous longevity noodle - is ordered up for any special occasion. and when chef wu wants to give his biceps a rest - he pulls out a pair of clippers for the ever popular scissor cut noodles. who knew a simple noodle could be both dinner and a show. in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. (vicki) if you have a restaurant,

bistro, cafe or bar that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'. you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' facebook page (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. ( steve ) the call for gun control is finding new support of sorts.... how the n-r-a is changing its stance in the wake of the shooting in las vegas... and what new information we have tonight about the shooting suspect.( catherine ) then... a child's toy turns dangerous. how a tonka truck turned into a truck on fire. what happened and what parents need to know. (catherine) it's all coming up at the top of the hour.. on kron 4 news at six.

(steve) house speaker nancy pelosi demanding congress do something on gun control following the massacre in las vegas. thank you for joining us...i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. just a few days after the las vegas shootings, congress is beginning to show more willingness to take up the gun control debate than it has in years... (steve) however, that willingness centers on one very specific issue -- bump-fire stocks. emily schmidt has this report from washington. the sound of firing bullets

sunday was so jarring, so different, washington couldn't help but take notice.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: look i didn't even know what they were until this week, and i'm an avid sportsman.house speaker paul ryan is talking about congressional action on what made those bullets fire so quickly -- bump-fire stocks, a legal gun modification which makes legal semi-automatic guns fire almost like a banned automatic weapon.rep. paul ryan / house speaker: clearly that's something we need to look into. other republicans agree.sen. jeff flake / -r- arizona: yeah, there are going to be some hearings.sen. tom cotton / -r arkansas: i'd be willing to entertain those.democrats tout a chance for rare cooperation.rep. nancy pelosi / -d- minority leader: certainly the public pressure in terms of bump stock is such that we would pass it if they bring it to the floor.rep. david cicilline / -d- rhode island: it think it would be a great moment to show the country we can work together in a bipartisan way to address this issue.a senior house g.o.p. member tells cnn, a bump stock ban could pass in the republican-controlled house, especially because, as the trump white house points out, the bump stock policy comes from the previous administration. kellyanne conway / counselor to president donald trump: 2010, the obama administration's alcohol, tobacco and firearms bureau said they wouldn't regulate that device. but considering bump stocks were

largely unheard of on capitol hill before this week, this much talk about a ban -- this quickly -- is a new sound in washington.i'm emily schmidt, reporting. (catherine) even the national rifle association might be playing along.. earlier today - the n-r-a issued a statement calling on the a-t-f to to immediately review whether bump fire stocks comply with federal law. it said "devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully- automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations." (steve) and new evidence is being released about the las vegas gunman....stephen paddock.(catherine) grant lodes is here with more on what investigators are saying about 'other' attacks he might

have been considering... grant? (grant) stephen paddock may have scouted locations in other cities for an attack. investigators say he booked rooms at a luxary hotel in chicago overlooking the lollapalooza music festival.. take a look at this.... you can see the black stone hotel....which is just across the street from the music festival. investigators say he also scoped out another music festival in las vegas and possibly fenway park in boston before setting up his casino sniper's perch. security experts in chicago talked about the importance of what stopped a potential shooting in the city.

(grant) officials are also looking into the possibility that paddock was planning a car bombing. investigators found fertilizer that can be used to make a make explosives and 50-pounds of an explosive substance in his car. paddock killed himself after shooting into a concert crowd, killing 58 and wounding nearly 500 on sunday. (steve) we are learning new information about some of the victims tonight... stacee etcheber of novato was one of the 58 people killed. (catherine) the mother of two young children was at the festival with her husband vinny, who's a san francisco police officer. kron four's terisa estacio is live in novato with more on how etcheber's friends are remembering her tonight. terisa? terisa esatcio - this was not

an easy task, to sit down and talk on television about their friend that died but these three women said they wanted everyone to know what the world lost (vo) they shared with me stacee's love of the outdoors, how she was a devoted police officer's wife and how nothing compared to her loyalty as a friend and mother listen in (sots) (they also told me some fun stories about how she really loved, christmas.. that she had 52 bins of chirstmas decorations. right now they say they are just helping each other and stacee and vinnies children get through this difficult time. we will have more on mu interview tonight on kron four news at 8

(catherine) our coverage of the las vegas tragedy continues at kron-4 dot com. there we have a timeline of the events that happened on the vegas strip... photos from the scene... and bay area reaction... all that on kron4 dot com... a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. general warming trend with dry

weather through the end of the week and into the weekend. dry offshore winds will impact some of the higher peaks and ridges off and on again late this week into early next week. slightly cooler weather expected next week. (steve) just in.... a rescue

is underway at fort funston near lake merced in san francisco. fire fighters say a woman fell off a cliff just over an hour ago. we will continue to update you on the rescue as soon as we get more information. (steve) police are searching for a man accused of robbing a woman on a train in broad daylight. it happened in early seeptember on a fremont bound train....but police are now releasing new information. kron four's dan kerman is live at bart police headquarters with the new surveillance pictures of the man police are looking for. dan? (catherine) police are looking for a

group of 12 people who assaulted and robbed a 17- year-old in dolores park. it happened yesterday afternoon between 2:00 and 6:35. the teenager says he was approached by a group of people who assaulted him, took his belt, cellphone, wallet and money. the 12 attackers then ran away. police have not yet released any information on the suspects.. (steve) governor jerry brown signed legislation today making california a "sanctuary state." the bill bars police from asking california residents about their immigration status. ben deci (dee-see) reports on the bill. ben look live:"hundreds of times every year, immigration agents come here, to the sacramento county jail. they pick up inmates who've faced their local charges, but who are living in the county illegally. federal immigration agents pick them up here, and in most cases, deport them." under california's new sanctuary state status, those

inmates can no longer be held until immigration police arrive.sot - senator kevin de leon"the california values act won't stop ice from trolling our streets. it will not provide full sanctuary. but it will put a large kink in trump's perverse, i humane deportation machine."the bill was crafted by state senator kevin deleon and signed today by governor jerry brown, over the objections of law enforcement leaders like sacramento sheriff scott jones... jones noted immigration police can still request an immigrant be held by the state prison system... just not county jails. "governor brown came to a state sheriffs meeting and listened to our concerns," jones said in a statement. "which undoubtedly prompted him to strike a deal with senator deleon."local jails and police won't be able to ask an inmate or arrestee what their immigration status is, and in many cases won't be able to turn an immigration over to immigration agents unless those agents have a warrant.

the skies above the bay area are already filled with the sights and sounds of fleet week... coming up -- you'll meet a bay area teenager who got a chance to fly like an eagle beware: if you get a call from someone claiming they'll cut off your waterservice unless you send them a cash card: we've got details on a dangerous scam and the results of investigations into officer- involved shootings in san franciscowere they legal or not?

new tonight at six... the san francisco d-a's office has released the summary of its investigation into three officer-involved shootings...including two that were deadly.(steve) grant lodes is here with more on their findings.... grant? (grant) the focus of their investigation was to determine if the officers should be criminally charged. the d-a determined that all three shootings were legally justified. the most recent shooting happened this past may... police were responding to an armed robbery at a house near quesada and rankin street...clsoe to where 280 and 101 connect. police say the armed robber shot at the officers. one of the officers fired back a single shot. no one was

injured. again...the district attorney ruled that the officer's actions were justified. in october of 20-16... police received multiple calls of someone acting erratic and violent at lakeshore plaza near the zoo. police say nicholas mc- wherter shot at an officer and ran off. about an hour later...police were shot at again...this time they fired back...killing mchwerter. the district attorney is not filing criminal charges in this shooting. and in september of 2014.... officers were responding to a car crash at california and battery streets. police say giovany contreras-sandoval was armed and unwilling to exit the vehicle he had carjacked. witnesses say he fired at least one shot before police arrived. six officers shot and killed him for him refusing to listen to their commands. the district attorney says the officers acted in self-defense. (catherine) criminal charges have been dismissed against another police officer - involved in the bay area police sex scandal. the alameda county d-a's office

dropped charges against oakland officer giovanni loverde. he was facing a felony charge of oral sex with a minor. he pleaded not guilty last october. this came a day after a judge dismissed a case against contra costa county sheriff's deputy ricardo perez. (steve) the house passed its 20-18 budget today, paving the way for tax reform. president trump praised the move, saying it will help advance his agenda. kron four's washington correspondent jessica smith has the story. nats house floor the us house took a major step toward its goal of tax reform on thursday. without a single democratic vote, the house passed its 2018 budget. house speaker paul ryan (r-wi): it's a budget that will help grow our economy passing the budget sets up a process for republicans to pass a tax reform bill with a simple majority -- so they won't need democratic votes. pelosi: one of the biggest transfers of wealth in our country's history. every time they do it. they make it worse. congressman todd rokita says tax reform will create jobs and spark economic growth -- while the budget will reign in

spending and bring down the debt. the budget proposal increases defense spending, but cuts spending on welfare programs. rep. todd rokita (r-in): it's these programs that are on autopilot that are really saddling the next generation --- our children and grandchildren with more debt. jessica smith reporting: democratic lawmakers, like house minority leader nancy pelosi worry about cuts to programs like medicaid and medicare. house minority leader nancy pelosi (d-ca): is it a statement of our values to take half a trillion dollars out of medicare to give a tax break to the wealthiest people in our country? cheers: nooo! rokita said people who truly need help won't be hurt by this budget -- but it will focus funds on for those who are most vulnerable. rep. todd rokita (r-in): we want to measure the success of these programs by how many people get off of them, but not how many we trap into them through dependence. republicans used this same strategy to try and repeal and replace obamacare, but failed. now they're looking for a legislative win, and hope to pass tax reform by the end of the year. in washington i'm jessica smith. (steve) the senate is expected to vote on its budget next week.

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. general warming trend with dry weather through the end of the week and into the weekend. dry offshore winds will impact some of the higher peaks and ridges off and on again late this week into early next week. slightly cooler weather expected next week.

(steve) a foster city teen gets a flying lesson from fleet week airshow performer. it's all thanks to a nationwide non profit that helps introduce kids to aviation.(catherine)

kron4's maureen kelly hitched a ride on the chase plane.... following the aerobatics. 14 year old ryan savage his in the front seat of piston aircraft, flying over the bay area with a veteran airshow performer. before the flight the teen tells me he's nervous but excited. he thinks aviation is really cool..which is how he got a seat inside the cockpit with sean tucker, chairman of the experimental aircraft association's young eagles program. his mom and i followed from the chase plane as we flew from oakland towards the bay where the hands on lesson got goingim going to show him the magic of flight here we goryan got to fly barrel rolls and loops with the seasoned airshow pilot right behind him.nats of lessonafter we landed the teen was smiling and a little quesy when he was back on the ground, but still excited about flying.i'm gonna deathly do the online lessons because i really think it's cool and fascinating how all the mechanics of the plane works and i really think i'm gonna learn and do more of this aviation stuff(maureen)over the last 25 years the

nonprofit has put over 2 million kids into the cockpit and up in the airtucker says 8 thousand pilots volunteer their time to give kids free rides and the chance to experience the freedom of flight.you're leaving the earth, and all the sudden the world changes for you. all the sudden you're free you're ballistic. for the kids to experience that to challenge themselves to push their boundaries, it builds their character. and it also gives them hopeyou can learn more out the young eagles program by going to our website, kron4.commaureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) and from the young eagles...to the blue angels... maybe you heard them flying over the bay area skies this afternoon. they are

here for the annual fleet week. the team was up in the air- practicing all afternoon... giving folks a preview of what's to come this weekend. (steve) and a reminder... kron four is your fleet week station... we are getting you ready for all the high fliying action.. then this saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show. we'll bring you the blue angels performance live on our air... and will even be hightlighting parts of the snowbirds performance... the show begins at 2 p-m. (( áá catherine / two shot áá )) coming up - the new video that's helping to take us inside the mindof the las vegas killer(( v.o. )) (catherine) we've learned that he might have been considering 'other' attacks, and even bombings ---in las vegas, chicago and boston(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) we're helping fight a phone scam aiming to rip offpeople who pay for drinking water in the bay area

(catherine) a new warning tonight about a phone scam...

that involves your water bills. san francisco public utility officials say they've heard from dozens of customers this week... people who have received phone calls from someone impersonating a representative from " s-f utilities". the prank caller threatens to shut off water service unless they get an immediate cash payment at walgreens, c-v-s, and rite-aid stores in san francisco. police are investigating. (steve) all the technology automakers are cramming into dashboards are making drivers increasingly distracted. a university of utah professor has been studying "info-tainment" on dashboards since 20-13. he says the media is making drivers to take their eyes off the road... and hands off the wheel for longer periods of time. the technology is also becoming more complicated. cars used to have just a few buttons and knobs. now some have as many as 50 buttons on the steering wheel and dashboard. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá ))

the dramatic fear - after a popular toy for little boys catches firefor no reason(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a california man refuses to leave las vegas after getting separated froma family member, tonight the reunion with his therapy dog.(( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) also - the new video that's giving us insight into the las vegas shooting, but also raising questions, we've got an update.

our top story tonight... investigators are looking into the possibility that the las vegas shooter planned additional attacks...including a car bombing.(catherine) they say that the information is preliminary - and that no solid evidence has been uncovered yet. 58 people were killed and nearly five- hundred were injured in sunday's shooting.(steve) investigators are also working to determine if the shooter acted alone, and whether anyone knew what he was planning. this comes as new video shows concert-goers running from the gunfire on sunday.(catherine) jean casarez reports on the timeline of events from that day.

(catherine) new information reveals that stephen paddock might have done research for a possible attack in chicago.. someone with his name booked a room at a hotel in august -- during the lollapalooza music festival. but didn't show up... the hotel in question was right across the street from the festival... while it's not clear if the 'stephen paddock' who reserved the room was the same personas the las vegas killer...chicago police say they're aware of the details and are in touch with federal

authorities. (steve) four days after sunday's shooting in las vegas, a california man just couldn't bear to leave. after his dog ran off amid the chaos and the gunfire. here's "rou" (roo)...a black french bulldog... back in her owner's arms, after being lost for days. ryan needham finally spotted her last night...in a field not far from mandalay bay, near where the vegas massacre occured. needham said he had been driving around for days, following hundreds of tips that came in through e-mail, facebook, and twitter.(sot) (steve)"we saw her run by as we were talking, and... i had jumped over the fence, just kind of running from people, but as soon as i was calling her, i kneeled down, and she ran straight to me and jumped into my arms." needham has been living out of his truck for days, trying to find his dog. now...both of them finally... get to go home here in san jose and on

college jose and on here in san jose and on college campuses across the state thereis praise for some new protections for undocumented students. governor jerry brown signed a package of legislation thursday, including ab 21, which would ensure that daca recipients, whose legal status is in limbo, won't lose their financial aid. it's hoped the

legislation will ease some of the fear that has had a negative effect on attendance and student moral. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in santa clara... the coldplay concert at levi's stadium went past the city's 10 o'clock weeknight curfew... and, now it's possible the san francisco 49ers, which manages the venue... and, coldplay could be fined. though it's unclear if the city will go that route. this after the band was denied an extension of the curfew last month by the city council. the city's vice mayor says one musician has already cancelled a future concert... and, that if others follow suit, the city could lose millions of dollars in revenue. in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news.

chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... general warming trend with dry weather through the end of the week and into the weekend. dry offshore winds will impact some of the higher peaks and ridges off and on again late this week into early next week. slightly cooler weather expected next week. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) an unimaginable an áá )) (( áá v.o. / steve (( áá v.o. / steve áá ))

an unimaginable fire burst out on a trusted children's toy brand,what parents are saying now about tonka trucks who are these people? the energy conscious people among us

say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. "this thing is on fire, could

have been with my kid on it.... holy cow!"(steve) a florida mother posted this video to social media... warning parents after her

son's tonka dump truck caught on fire. sheena haney says the fire started when her husband tried to move the truck. she is greatful that her son was not on the toy at the time. a recall had been issued for the truck in may of this year. but is say the acceleration pedal can stick posing crash hazards. the recall does not mention a fire hazard. haney says toys-r-us to her 'what happened to their toy was an isolated incident'. (sheena haney/mother): "he kept putting it out with the hose and it just kept catching on fire and the wheels just kept running....we want all parent to know to beware if its in your garage especially cause we were lucky enough our son wasn't on it and it wasn't in the garage." another tonka dump truck burst into flames last year. it was in the back of a pickup truck. haney says the manufacturer will be taking the tonka truck and reimbursing them. no word

it the toy is being pulled from stores. (catherine) while many us were sleeping -- the warriors played a preseason game overnight in china. we'll show you the highlights against minnesota.(steve) also - good news for the raiders -- derek carr is back at practice... after fracturing his back last sunday against denver... gary has a full report and all the sports coming up.

warriors and timberwolves in china to play an overnight game in china. this is one of two game golden state will play in china... game one was in shenzhen. warriors got to work early... steph curry hits a three pointer to make it 10-3 golden state (curry: 14 pts, 6 reb, 4 ast)

zaza pachulia had a good first quarter -- slams it in off the kevin durant assist (pachulia scored all 10 points in the opening quarter) durant led golden state in scoring... had a team high with 20 points. minnesota would go on to win 111-97 steph curry was reportedly going to be offered a contract below the max.... it was owner joe lacob who flirted with the idea of underpaying the two-time mvp... but g-m bob myers stepped in...preventing any low ball offers... curry had been making 11 to 12 million

annually under his previous four-year deal.....before signing a $201 million contract this offseason that now has him locked in until 2022 the warriors sneaker war is a real thing...well, maybe... curry posted a photo on instagram today from china with teammate kevin durant... durant is pointing to his nike shoes while curry laughs in a candid moment... it seems like it's all good fun....but k-d did say that 'nobody wants to play in under armours' in august... let's not forget durant almost signed with the maryland-based sports brand before nike matched their offer...

lakers legend, kobe bryant says he would kneel for the anthem if he had the chance. kobe....one year removed from his hall of fame career....was asked in a rapid fire situation... what he would do for the national anthem if he was still in the league... the five-time champ responded 'kneel' with no hesitation... bryant's comments come just a couple weeks after n-b-a adam silver said he expects players to stand for the traditional pre- game ceremony... a-l-d-s game one.. boston in houston taking on the astros. a moment of silence... honoring the victims that died in the las vegas mass shooting on sunday night. speaking of scary moments -- top first -- former giant, eduardo nu-yez injures his knee running to first base... gets carried off the field houston making the

most of the home field advantage -- jose altuve hits his third home run of the game altuve is the 9th player all time with 3 homers in a postseason game astros win 8-2 the raiders are getting ready to face the ravens this sunday. derek carr was at practice for the first time since fracturing his back last sunday against denver. carr seems to be doing a lot better... he was running and was able to throw. backup, e-j manuel will make his first start as a raider. the team is confident manuel will be able to win a key game to remain alive in the division. "this biggest thing with me is just adjusting to his voice...and i'm getting my timing out with his play calling and hearing his voice and getting my timing down with that getting

use to that...that's prettty much we gotta block and run no matter who's back there...we're gonna miss dc, that's our guy that's my guy...he leads our offense he leads our team, we gonna miss him...talked to him this morning, he's very ahead of schedule, so i'm looking forward to that, good news to hear from him today..."

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shocking new video. people fleeing for their lives. >> go, run! >> and the startling new concern. did the shooter have an accomplice? >> his video poker obsession.

>> those machines have been called the crack cocaine of gambling. he would sit at them for hours. >> plus, lifesaving information. would you know what to do if you were shot? >> this can, and probably will save their life. >> and going home. >> thank you so much. you are so amazing. >> then, o.j. simpson, posing for selfies? and the melania story you've been waiting for. >> i definitely want to look like melania trump. >> she's been getting nine surgeries to do it. we're there as she goes under the knife to look like the first lady. the amazing results. now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody, and thanks for joining us. it appears the las vegas shooter had concerts on his radar for quite a while. a hotel in chicago shows, stephen paddock had booked

cities with a view over that city's huge lollapalooza music festival. an event attended by malia obama. but he never showed up. >> 400,000 people rocked out at lollapalooza. a man believed to be stephen paddock booked two rooms at the famed black stone hotel, but he never checked in. you can see how the black stone hotel would have given paddock a direct line of fire to the concert. investigators also believe he scted fenway park in boston, via a google search. now police say they're looking for a possible accomplice in the las vegas massacre. >> it's troublesome that this individual was able to it move this amount of gear into a

hotel room unassisted. >> do you think this was all accomplished on his own? >> you have to make theassumption, he had to have some help. >> reporter: he ordered an angus burger, and a bottle of pepsi. note how it said it was for two guests. he was seen with a mystery woman, not his girlfriend, days before the shooting. and shocking new video shows the complete chaos that erupted as bullets rained down on the music festival in vegas, and concert goers ran for their lives. as they run, someone sees where the gunfire is coming from. >> there's a guy shooting from the mandalay bay. >> reporter: and the newspaper is reporting that two fuel tanks at the las vegas airport were struck by bullets. fortunately, th